Marescialla
Marescialla, documented at the Officina since 1828, is inspired by a scented glove powder fashionable in the late 17th century. Associated with the Countess d'Aumont and referenced in Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa's The Leopard, this fragrance carries a rich historical legacy.
Perfumer: Undisclosed
Marescialla
Marescialla, documented at the Officina since 1828, is inspired by a scented glove powder fashionable in the late 17th century. Associated with the Countess d'Aumont and referenced in Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa's The Leopard, this fragrance carries a rich historical legacy.
About This Fragrance
This eau de cologne opens with bright citrus and mace, develops through a heart of cedarwood and centifolia rose, and settles into a base of sandalwood, patchouli, and oakmoss, creating a spicy and woody character.
Scent Profile
The fragrance opens with a burst of citrus and spicy mace, then reveals dry cedarwood and elegant rose. The base layers creamy sandalwood, earthy patchouli, and mossy oakmoss, resulting in a complex and profound scent.
Who It's For & When to Wear It
This fragrance shines particularly in the cooler months of autumn and winter. It suits formal occasions and special evening wear, where its historical depth and spiciness stand out. Primarily suited for autumn and winter. Sillage is inferred to be moderate to soft. As an eau de cologne, longevity is inferred to be moderate.
Perfumer and bottle
Released in 1828 as Eau de Cologne.
